Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-07

FeoF08Ky f2sh.
Mr.. Bgyant-I vas encinesy =. a
Osnmszeiai NHl FebEusrv an r.
Pill dio n1t fuB thai dsv ana no whS
, tie was blown. The Whistle 4 nod = :.
saiisr one, and cAsnos, under wnv \;
e1nstaneea, Be heard fo1r miles A.,
Aoo1t that time tie nil vas ranrfs.
eifnt heurs aud its whistle vas Boz
about IN the nornfpa.
NJ. oel2ei-I live on tbe Lawto
tsaS, about q mile from the an,
aouse. February Shfsss @. q. NJ
ef coming 70 t0sn abon1 II o'clock.
80 saoF9z9d % Port Tovnssnd b
Mr.. Meteslfe. :
M. ). Isist-I picked 20 an oil
broken boat 10 Laks Washington D
tne Afternoon OF RebruaFy 9h. I hav
since o.ed TIE boa, BAT nst nusil I IA,
repaired t. Nothing vas n tie hos
- TIE time Tue boat vas Waaerlozpe,
- tne TIRE picked it up.
D. =. Asnyen-MF Fifzhenrv. NJ
h0aald and / made q tKip on Lsk,
" ashinRtsn IN FebFuArY, 1856. Hear,
Enzr enry tsen say that be had sees
Miller tn great hurry, cut Of breath
and tx tied, haFryiueto the osurtboaas
eager 10 get 20 the Grand Jary As soof
a. possible. FHzhenFy said that III,
sas at % minutes sftaT 10, or II, be dic
not knoW 9hich.
DR.. Da1son-The shooting On Com.
meTcisl street, 10 the riot, took placs
about ~ o'elsck. | took the estimouy
Is the inquest over the bodies Of Col.
man and Patten. The testimony kers
Presented is that written BIZ ne from
that given b. the witnesses on H.
stand. Mes L Ezie Miller testified then
tnaf her father was not 81 heme all Of
Sunday. February 7lh. The testimony
vas ress By ne TO her, accepted BY her
a. correct, and signed bY her.
,. L. Orssford-fhe shooting IN Sc
attic on the oih Of February, 1856 90
Cured ct quarter after ~. ID was a
quarter past 10 when the Chinese wsre
taken from the court house to tbs
steamer.
sher q C3ohFare-I an Sheriff Of King
County. I called upon the Miller boys
IN jail In February, 1886. John Miller,
during the conversation, said that they
would and no guns at bis fathers house
except an cid shot gun. / have had
trouble with Miller bat havs No feeling
aeaiHss him.
K \. Greene-As Judge Of this Court
| heard habeas corpus case in this
court room February 8, 1856, about 10 8.
N. after, rather than before that boar.
J. II. MeGraw-l brought the fret lot
Of Chiaanen into Court q quarter past
5. The second lot Of Cinnamon took
to tee steamer At ii o'clock. The steam
er lett for San Francisco about noon.
Mrs. BuFFows-My husband left home
- half-past 5, February slh, for town.
| saw Mr.. OoRvsy 10 boat thst morn
lus 10 minutes after my husband left.
A dark boat went past my house at 9.S5.
One pslson was in this boat, only.
II. u. MaFtin-FebruarS s.h, 1886,
say Albert Burrows land at my place
st 20 minutes of 10. Mr. Myers and Sci.
Burrows we're wiGh him. by place 10
three blocks north of Phinney's Mill.
We ail came TO town together, getting
ia little after IL. keep store and
a boat yard. ApFils19lh | roVsd 10 W.
W. PoWel's landing from nay landing
in So minutes. Il IL the same distance
10 Powelrs as to MilleF's. l can row
five miles an hour on the lake.
Al SMITH saw . boat only coming
aeress the lake, Fob. Sth. That boat
vas BurTovs's. IL passed my point
about half past 8. We started for town
about half past 8, aud got to town about
IL. Burrows had landed ct Martins
place before Wa staFted.
Mr.. White-I eros ed Lake Washing
ton February 3, 1876, with Al Smith.
We lsft after 8 O'Clock. l say Bur
roWs's boat passing and later saw Pros
tors boat. when We got on this side of
tue lake saw another boat of Smiths
place coming under sail. We got into
Town "a almost IL o'clock. II vas about
$50 when BnFToWs's boat passed.
Gus II ivsrcamp-From Coal Greek 10
Phianey's Mill has taken me to row an
hour and shAf. FROM Mlllsr's il would
take a quarter OF an hour less time.
1. X. Beektel-From Meydenbsuer
Bay 20 FieabRrg landing Il would not
ttke mo han ten minutes longer than
from Milioi't.
Mr.. studevAnt From MeydenbAuar
Bay to Fleabsrg takes me an hour 90
pail. l have palled across Ia IS
minutes. From ProclOr's place across
Mercer Island | have walked many
times, making it IN about half an hour.
The distance is greater than by Bogart's
Mr.. Knight remember helping
Lizzie and oslo Miller bring bear out
of sue woods. ar. Miller then had a
Winchester rifl Z. he and | carried the
bear by the fofs paws, the girls by the
hiad paws. This " 8 IN 1884.
James Co.man--I remember Mr..
ruiat picking up an old boat. known as
the Frank Diran baai. This boat Was
as our LANDING February 7th and oth. IL
was water logged, rotten aud unseF-
vioesbls. | remember speaking Capt.
Aleck SAWYER ~ tue i2sh OF February
on Lake Washington, and that was tue
only time | ever suoke ~ Capt. sawyer
Mrs. Coimau-I know the Frank
DoEan boa. Il Was At our place sun
day night aad Monday m rning, Feb.
Tn and Sth. There was bard wind
tuesday night, and on Wednesday
morning it VS. gene. IL was at our
place al day Monday.
Theodore BlaFdmau-I subI oe Iaed
Mr.. Fnz nTy. tie asked, what IN
hell an wanted for Z" told them ]
knew uuibing ABOUT the case. This Is
all right, bat want my witness fees for
the iAai iisce."
lean Evans--I d. not TfuA-ubcr ask
ING Dan NJ Ahoncy 10 sign pr gtvIn
Miller . good character. ! not
TO the house Of O. l. Odds - ask o.
and MahOBeA 60 sigu such q paper. !.
Dan MAhoBey-I Tom Evans told me
people were taik,u9 Of getting up pa
per giving Miller \ ehSras'er and
asked me II wouid sign Il. he said
Conway and Powell we're getting IL no.
| told him | would sign It, bat u would
do no good. Next day be came aver TO
Olds's aud and asked Olds and me about
such a paper. Oids said be would not
sign such q paper.
John rwist--I remember picking up
a boat 90 Lake Washington. Conway
came % see the boat and told me his
name Ras Emmett. saying nothing
shaul CInsay. The boat Wss wreck
full Of water. aud il Was impossible 30
travel in u. The boat was higher IN
how than IN tie sieru.
The defense closed here. sud the sase,
az far ss the presentation Of evidences
vas osnaefned. vas ended.
Tremendous offerings 10 hesiery on
Monday rnofniag and until all are dis
passd o.. Ladies bose, full flushed.
extra lengths. fast colOgs. ~ = cents;
eusal 10 ANYTHING sold at 80 and -
cents. IoKLAs 4 siS0kAAAN'